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This is the second of our free series on "Understanding You Credit Unions Financials".

This is the second of our free series on "Understanding You Credit Unions Financials".

Wed, August 5, 2020 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT


How are you managing the Interest Rate Risk at your credit union? 

Join TCT & NCOFCU to learn about ALM and IRR management.
Wed, August 5, 2020 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

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Who Should Attend:
 CEO, CFO, Operations, Board Members

 

About this Event 

Managing Interest Rate Risk is a key responsibility of credit union boards and management. Both state and federal regulators have identified IRR as a core area for their examinations. Understanding what IRR is, and the most effective ways to manage and exploit it are valuable assets for credit union leaders. This webinar will help participants expand both their knowledge of IRR and skills for effectively using IRR to improve credit union performance. The session will provide hands-on exposure to the application and use of the following tools:

  • ALM Base Case
  • Liquidity Shock Test (Online)
  • IRR Limits Calculation Tool (Online)
  • ALM Simulation Tool (Online)
  • Concentration Risk Analysis (Online)
Benefits of TCTs Tools
  • Simple and effective methods and tools for managing IRR
  • Increased opportunities to serve and help members
  • Increased power to comply with federal and state regulations

Remember , "You're Not Alone With NCOFCU"


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